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PILOT DIES IN CRASH

Getting help from the inside out

Justin Burnett / Whidbey News-Times

A man looks over the edge of Ebey’s Bluff at a plane that crashed into the hillside Thursday afternoon.

Brian Kelly / The Record

Chuck Prochaska stands on the maple floor of the Deer Lagoon Grange — made from salvaged wood from Fort Casey — in the historic building’s signature hall. Prochaska is leading an effort to raise funds to pay for needed repairs at the iconic South Whidbey gathering place.

Deer Lagoon Grange Hall seeks support from community

BY PATRICIA DUFF South Whidbey Record

LONE LAKE — She’s 107 years old and her bottom is bowing.

It’s not as if she’s going to fall down, it’s just that Deer Lagoon Grange Hall needs a bit of a lift.

“The building really needs to be straightened and the trusses need to be reinforced,” said Grange member Chuck Prochaska.

That said, the venerable old

building is safe, he added.

Prochaska is leading an effort to secure funds for necessary improvements to the hall, which is located on Bayview Road about a mile north of Bayview Corner.

“Our objective is to keep this structure in service to the community and to preserve its historic nature, while making the building more useful and functional to keep pace with the evolving needs of

the community,” Prochaska said.

The total cost of the work is estimated to be $46,500, including contingency funds for cost increases and unanticipated problems.

Permits have already been acquired from the county and Prochaska has received at least $11,000 in pledges of support from community members, in SEE GRANGE, A6

Witness: Engines may have been out

BY JUSTIN BURNETT Whidbey News-Times

EBEY’S LANDING — A man was killed Thursday when the small aircraft he was piloting crashed into a bluff on Central Whidbey.

Authorities identified the pilot late Friday as Michael Heaton Sr., 59, a six-month resident of Whidbey Island.

The crash occurred at Ebey’s Bluff, between Perego’s Lake and the parking lot at the northern end of Hill Road,

at about 4 p.m. The area is a popular spot for hiking and bird watching.

First responders, including police and firefighters, arrived to find the aircraft engulfed in flames about one-third of the way from the top of the bluff.

The blaze burned unchecked for about 30 minutes before being extinguished.

Kimberly Martin, spokeswoman for Whidbey Island SEE CRASH, A7

Blood tests show teen driver had been drinking before fatal wreck

BY BRIAN KELLY South Whidbey Record

COUPEVILLE — A toxicology report shows Kaylea F. Souza was driving impaired when she crashed her 2003 Chevrolet Malibu and killed three passengers last month, an attorney in the Island County Prosecutor’s Office said Thursday.

Souza, 18, was charged with three counts of vehicular homicide in Island County Superior Court on Nov. 28. She pled “not guilty” to all three charges.

Authorities allege that Souza had been drinking malt liquor before

Brian Kelly / Record file

Kaylea Souza appears in court at her arraignment on Nov. 29. she got into her car and drove the night of Nov. 11. Witnesses to the crash told police Souza lost control

while trying to pass another car and hit a tree; Charles “Mack” Porter III, 19, Robert Knight, 22, and Marcel “Mick” Poynter, 20, were killed in the wreck.

Two vials of blood were taken from Souza after she was arrested the night of the crash. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney David Carman said blood toxicology results received by the county show Souza had a blood ethanol level of .10 grams (per 100 ml) at the time of the test, which is equivalent to blowing a .1 on a breath test, he said.

Drivers can be charged with DUI

at a level of .08.

According to court records, a phlebotomist at Whidbey General Hospital took Souza’s blood more than one hour after the crash.

The test results were received this week. Carman said the county had hoped to get results back earlier from the State Patrol, but Carman said there was a delay after the detective in charge of the investigation was pulled away from his regular duties to provide security at the state Capitol during last week’s Occupy protests in Olympia.

Carman declined to discuss the

case at length, and noted the investigation into the accident is still ongoing.

Souza is scheduled to stand trial Jan. 24, and two preliminary hearings have been set for Dec. 19 and Jan. 9.

At her last court appearance on Nov. 28, her friends and family packed the courtroom. Peter Simpson, her court-appointed attorney, asked the judge to cut her bail to $15,000 and noted her lack of a criminal history and her ties to the SEE DRIVER, A7

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Nolan and Brennan Pearson bring in their first load of non-perishable food for the South Whidbey Elementary School food drive.

Little Orcas donating big at SWES South Whidbey’s youngest philanthropists have been busy gathering food for Good Cheer Food Bank this month.

Students at South Whidbey Elementary School have participated in a food drive since Nov. 30. As of Dec. 9, almost four barrels were filled.

“It’s getting pretty significant down there,” said Good Cheer community outreach coordinator Shawn Nowlin.

Ellen Wallace, a student services employee at the school, has coordinated the Good Cheer food drive for several years. The final day to add non-perishable foods to the barrels is Wednesday, Dec. 14. Wallace and Nowlin are hoping to fill seven bins.

“We’ll see how we’ll do,” Wallace said.

“We’re pushing for that.”

“It’s similar to last year. It’s harder to get donations, because everybody’s stretched right now.”

The school did not have any classroom competitions. Wallace instead opted for a low-stress drive.

“A lot of students in our buildings are recipients,” she said.

Next week, Good Cheer will pick up the food, and some of the Orcas may lend a hand. Wallace credited the students for promoting and leading the successful drive.

“We have several students generating enthusiasm about it in their classrooms,” Wallace said.

Some students from second through fifth grade remind the school about the food drive during the daily podcast.

It’s worked well with the school’s new initiative, “The Leader in Me,” based on Stephen Covey’s “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.”

“We can really get into more leadership roles and getting the kids involved with this,” Wallace said.

“The kids really love doing this. They get excited to walk by the barrels and see there’s more food.”

CORRECTION In the story “Teachers, school district officials unite against budget cuts” on Page A1 of the Wednesday, Nov. 30 edition of the Record, the teacher featured in the photo is Becky Ward.

He heard the words “Bubble-Up” and the story had to be written.

Langley resident Chris Spencer is this year’s Spirit of Writing grand prize winner and, recently, the short story writer sat down at Useless Bay Coffee Company to talk about writing.

Spencer won first place in the fiction category for his short story, “Bubble-Up in Del’s Diner,” a story about one man’s struggle in a rapidly changing world and its effects on his daily routine at a small-town diner.

“They usually just pop up from a single line,” Spencer said of the stories he writes.

He currently has more than 90 stories in various stages of the editing process in his desk drawer.

The retired portrait photographer said he loves the editing process and began writing fiction about five years ago when he joined a writing critique group in Langley called the Vicious Circle.

“This time it was ‘bubble up’ and I write a lot about diners … and aging,” he said.

Bubble-Up refers to a brand of soda pop that the main character, Dwayne, sees on the revised menu of Del’s Diner, the silver-sided lunch wagon where he has eaten lunch for the past 45 years. Spencer writes: Then he sees the exotic #6 free-range chicken-fried steak, no trans fat hush puppy and diet Bubble-Up Combo Plate calling to take him part way to Shangri-la.

Spencer is happy to have his red pen swinging critique group and the contests that compel him to send the work out.

The Spirit of Writing Contest is sponsored by the Whidbey Island Writers Association in partnership with the Sno-Isle Libraries and welcomes adult entrants in the categories of poetry,

Patricia Duff / The Record

Chris Spencer talks about writing short stories at Useless Bay Coffee Company in Langley.

fiction, nonfiction essay, memoir and children’s and young adult literature.

Spencer will receive a scholarship to the 2012 Whidbey Island Writers Conference on March 3 and 4 and “Bubble-Up in Del’s Diner,” will be published in the 2012 spring issue of Soundings Review, a nationally distributed literary journal published by the association’s Whidbey Writers Workshop in conjunction with the association’s master of fine arts in creative writing program.

Spencer, who was a contest winner last year as well, is the host of the Whidbey Island Center for the Arts series “Short Story Smash” in which writers submit a story of 100 words or less, and then have them read onstage by Spencer and other performers.

“We’ll be on the main stage next time on March 14,” Spencer said of the WICA event. (The deadline for submissions is March 7.)

Of the 90 or so stories he has in process, Spencer said the subjects are varied.

“It’s all over the map. It’s mainly humor, but I experiment and there’s some very

dark stuff,” he said.

“The trouble with humor is nobody takes you seriously,” he added with somewhat of a twinkle in his eye.

Read “Bubble-Up in Del’s Diner” in the magazine, “In the Spirit of Writing 2011,” an anthology of the work of all the Spirit winners available at any Sno-Isle library on Whidbey Island.

In addition to Spencer, the 2011 Spirit of Writing winners are: Poetry, first place, “Yonder Mountain” by Russ Massengale, Oak Harbor; second place, “Garden Requiem” by Clairann Haney, Oak Harbor; third place,“Shuttle Soundings”

by Martha McCartney, Coupeville.

Memoir, first place, “We Don’t…” by Penelope Stuart Bourk, Clinton; second place, “Heaven Doesn’t Look Like Colorado” by Alan Carpenter, Freeland; third place, “Mama’s Baby” by Martha Martin, Langley.

Essay, first place, “Crossing Hecate” by Penelope Stuart Bourke, Clinton; second place, “Making Great Time”

by Karen Stevens, Coulee City; third place, “Late in Life Love” by Carolyn Tamler, Greenbank.

Children’s Literature — first place, “The Dragon Rose” by Chris Korrow, Langley; second place, “The Trouble with John” by Catherine Spane, Camano Island; third place, “The Whooparee” by Stan Thomas, Oak Harbor.

Fiction, first place, “Bubble-Up in Del’s Diner”

by Spencer; second place, “A Heart-colored Crevasse” by Rebecca Olson, Oak Harbor.

The winners will read from their works in January at the Sno-Isle Libraries.

The schedule is 7 p.m.

Thursday, Jan. 12 at Langley Library; 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14 at Clinton Community Hall; 3 p.m.

Thursday, Jan. 19 at Oak Harbor Library; 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 19 at Coupeville Library; and 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31 at Freeland Library.

The Spirit of Writing Contest is open to both full- and part-time Whidbey Island residents and to all WIWA members. More information on the contest is at www.//nila.edu/wiwa_con tests.htm.

— Patricia Duff

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Oak Harbor councilman challenges incumbent county commissioner

BY JUSTIN BURNETT Whidbey News-Times

Island County Commissioner Angie Homola, a Democrat, will seek reelection in 2012 but her bid for the District 2 seat will not go uncontested.

On Monday, just two weeks after she declared her candidacy, Oak Harbor City Councilman Jim Campbell announced his intention to challenge Homola for the position as a leading Republican candidate.

Campbell has had his eye on the seat for more than a year but only made his decision recently. He said bickering among the politically divided county board members is out of control and he can help restore the peace. “To be perfectly honest, I think it’s time to introduce a little sanity to that crowd,�

Campbell said.

Commissioners serve a four-year term and the job pays $78,496 a year. The District 2 seat encompasses all of the greater Oak Harbor area.

Homola, 52, was elected in 2008 after defeating longtime Republican Commissioner Mac McDowell by a margin of 62 votes. She made public her plans to seek a second term in late November in her campaign announcement.

Although Homola has served during what she called the county’s most prolonged financial crisis in history, she said the past three years have been both productive and rewarding.

She is particularly proud that the steps taken by the

board to balance the budget have earned the county an AA bond rating. “That’s unprecedented,� Jim Campbell she said.

She went on to say measurable progress has been made in job retention and creation, technology upgrades, energy cost savings, county departmental consolidation and program efficiencies.

She counts advances in government transparency as another victory.

Commissioner meetings are now taped and Homola encouraged the public to watch them online, saying it will show that partisan squabbles aren’t as bad as they are made out to be.

The disagreements have been blown out of proportion largely because the board consists of women rather than men, she said. “If you put three women together and have a debate, it’s a cat fight,� Homola said.

“If you put three men together and have a debate, it’s a debate.�

If elected to anothAngie Homola er term, Homola said her top priority will be to secure a financial model that balances revenue shortfalls with mandated services.

Campbell, 76, is in the middle of his second term on the city council. He moved to Oak Harbor in 2000 after retiring from a long career with Lockheed Martin. His last position was in Helensburgh, Scotland, as the company’s liaison between the Navy and the Royal Navy for the Trident Missile Program.

He began thinking about county politics before Kelly Emerson, a Tea Party Republican, unseated Democratic Commissioner John Dean in 2010. At the time, the board was in sore need of political diversity, Campbell said. “Before Kelly, there were

three Democrats there,� he said. “That’s dangerous.�

Campbell is not so happy about the way the county’s financial struggles have been addressed, saying the budgets of first responders were cut too deeply. He believes protection services for the public are a top priority, and the budgets of affected departments need a bigger slice of the pie, he said.

Over the past four years, the county has cut millions from its general fund to make up for revenue shortfalls. No departments were spared and there is arguably very little fat, if any, left to trim.

When asked where the money to supplement law enforcement and legal department budgets would

come from, Campbell admitted he didn’t know.

However, he said he was sure that over time the funds could be identified.

Last year, Campbell was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He said regular testing has shown that it is well under control and described his health as “excellent.� He does not believe it will be a

problem if he’s elected. “I’ve got all the energy I need,� Campbell said.

So far, no others have confirmed a run for the seat.

Oak Harbor School Board Member David Sherman and Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce director Jill Johnson-Pfeiffer are both considering the idea.

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BAYVIEW LANGLEY Occupy group City gets grant to meet Monday for street work Members of Occupy South Whidbey will meet in Bayview next week to talk about what the group can do to support the Occupy movement.

The meeting is at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12 at Bayview Community Hall.

Organizers said free, warm food will be available, and people are welcome to bring something to share.

For more information and discussion, visit Occupy South Whidbey’s facebook page, http:// www.facebook.com/ OccupySouthWhidbey or call 321-4747.

The city of Langley will receive a $99,068 grant from the state Transportation Improvement Board for paving work on Anthes and Cascade avenues.

Public Works Director Challis Stringer said Anthes will be reworked between First and Second streets because three small sections of the roadway are failing.

More limited work is planned on Cascade Avenue between Second and Fourth streets, where the top 1-inch layer of the roadway is giving way.

The resurfacing work will be done this summer

and both projects will be done at the same time, Stringer said.

The repaving is expected to take a week at most, Stringer said, and is dependent on good weather. The city is hoping to schedule the work when it won’t have a major impact on the downtown.

That’s easier said than done. “Usually any disruption is disrupting to people, whether it’s short or long,� Stringer said.

The city will contribute $5,000 in matching funds for the project.

Langley starts planning blog Langley’s planning department has launched a new website that will have information on hot-topic issues, said Community Planner Jeff Arango. “It will have the most up-to-date and current information on planning and design issues in

Langley,� he said.

The new website and blog is at http://www. designlangley.org. People can also sign up and receive an email notice whenever there is a new post.

Arango said the department will use it as one of the primary tools for communicating with the public, and posts will also be linked to Twitter and eventually Facebook.

FREELAND Sheriff looking at recent thefts The Island County Sheriff’s Office is investigating recent break-ins and thefts in Freeland.

One was reported Wednesday, Nov. 30 after a resident returned to their home near Highway 525 and noticed items missing. Chief Administrative Deputy Wylie Farr said the Freeland residence was

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Another break-in was reported on Beachwood Drive by a woman who said a laptop computer and a ring were missing, among other items.

The burglary apparently occurred sometime before 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4.

Vehicle prowls were also reported overnight on Lenz Place on Thursday, Dec. 1, as well as daytime car prowls on Freeland Avenue on Saturday, Dec. 3, and Monday, Dec. 5 near Lone Lake Road.

COUPEVILLE Special filing period begins

Sewer district meeting moved Next week’s meeting of the Freeland Water & Sewer District has been postponed.

District Commissioner Eric Hansen is unable to attend the Dec. 12 meeting, so it will be pushed back to 5:45 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 20. It will be held at its regular location at the Freeland Library.

District CommissionerElect Marilynn Abrahamson will be sworn in on Dec. 20, as she will fill out the term of appointed District Commissioner Jim Short

The filing period will soon open for a seat on the board of commissioners for Diking District 1.

Position 1 on the threemember board will be up for a vote Feb. 7 if more than one person files for the seat, according to the Island County Elections Office. The non-partisan position is currently held

by Ray Gabelein. It carries a six-year term.

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Letters Good Cheer

1MFBTF IFMQ VT IFMQ PUIFST To the editor: Life certainly has a way of taking unexpected turns.

Sometimes, of course, it’s because of the choices we’ve made. But sometimes, well, sometimes it’s just life.

One day we’re sailing along: good job, money in the bank, with health insurance, enjoying life. And then, we lose our job due to a layoff, or we’re self-employed and get sick, or maybe our marriage falls apart and we have to start over, or perhaps we’ve just grown old and what we had saved up is no longer enough to cover all the bills.

When a person realizes that they don’t have the money to feed their families or themselves, they often fall into a sense of despair.

Good Cheer’s volunteers and staff understand and go out of their way to make people feel welcome at Good Cheer Food Bank, providing as many smiles as bags of food.

Sometimes these difficult times make us most aware of what’s really important in life — often yielding blessings in ways we could never have foreseen.

I know something about life’s unexpected turns. I never dreamed that at this stage in my life I’d be the primary caregiver for a 2-year-old grandson — and yet taking care of Rodrick has been one of the most rewarding times of my life.

Rodrick loves when family and friends gather at the kitchen table to eat.

One of his first sentences was, “Dinner is ready!� And to Rodrick, all meals are dinner.

At mealtimes he happily shouts to everyone in earshot “Dinner is ready!� Even at bedtime, when we read one of his favorite books, “My First Book of Prayers,� and get to the page depicting a family eating together, he shouts, “Dinner is ready!�

Sadly, dinner is not ready in an increasing number of American homes due to rising poverty rates — the highest in 27 years.

Yet here on South Whidbey — thanks to the generosity of our donors — families who turn to Good Cheer Food Bank each month do have nutritious food. Your response makes all the difference.

In this season of sharing and hope, please make a generous tax-deductible gift to Good Cheer Food Bank. Your holiday gift will see us through our busiest time of the year and help see neighbors through a difficult time in their lives.

May “dinner� always be “ready� in your house! Please help Good Cheer continue its

work by sending a tax-deductible year-end gift to PO Box 144, Langley, WA 98260. Or make a secure donation on our website at www.goodcheer.org.

KATHY MCLAUGHLIN Executive Director Good Cheer Food Bank & Thrift Stores

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4PVQ ,JUDIFO HJWFT UIBOLT To the editor: Thanksgiving thanks.

We wish to thank all the following stores for their contribution of turkeys to the Soup Kitchen at Langley CMA Church: Payless (Freeland); Red Apple (Clinton); Red Apple (Coupeville); Food Mart (Clinton); Safeway (Oak Harbor); Albertsons (Oak Harbor); and Fred Meyer (Mukilteo).

Also, the American Legion donated a pan of sliced ham.

We had a good turnout. Thanks again, very much appreciated!

JEAN MATHENY Langley CMA Church Soup Kitchen

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$PNNJTTJPOFST BDUFE TPVOEMZ To the editor: A Nov. 18 Whidbey News-Times editorial criticizes Commissioners Homola and Price Johnson for choosing Commissioner Price Johnson to be the commission chairwoman next year.

The public comments orchestrated by the Tea Party Republicans at the Nov. 21 commission meeting make it pretty clear that they will try to make the case that Emerson was treated unfairly. In spite of all the noise, Commissioners Price Johnson and Homola made a sound decision.

The editorial argues that Commissioner Emerson was entitled to serve as chairwoman next year. But Commissioner Emerson’s record over the last year shows that she doesn’t measure up to the job. Although I often disagreed with the policies of former Republican Commissioners McDowell, Shelton, Byrd, and Bakke, they were devoted public servants who worked hard and believed they were doing the right thing.

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Commissioner Emerson has not met even that standard of professionalism. And, frankly, she just hasn’t made much of an effort.

Commissioner Emerson’s lawsuit against the county and her unresolved regulatory issues (building without a permit) are justifications enough to disqualify her from taking over the chairwoman’s job. But the clincher is that Commissioner Emerson has repeatedly demonstrated contempt for the government that she represents and the taxpayers who pay her salary.

Although it might have been politically shrewd for Commissioners Homola and Price Johnson to let her take the chairwoman’s seat and make a fool of herself, it would have been irresponsible for them to do so. They are completely justified in transferring the role to Commissioner Price Johnson.

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community members, in addition to the support of all three branches of the Whidbey Island Bank, which will contribute an undisclosed amount to the project. “We already have people stepping up,� Prochaska said, “but we need to reach out to the community because they are as interested in keeping the building in service as much as the Grange members. “Once the work is done, it’ll probably be good for

another 100 years.�

The Grange hall, which was designated an Island County historic building in 2008, has been a significant community center for more than 100 years.

The building has been home to the Norwegian Lutheran Church, Trinity Lutheran Church and the Veterans of World War I South Whidbey Barracks No. 1210, as well as Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and local 4–H Clubs.

The Grange has hosted events for U.S. Sen. Henry “Scoop� Jackson and state Sen. Jack Metcalf.

Community meetings held there led to the acquisition of the ferry landing in Clinton and road signs which direct drivers to Langley, Clinton and Freeland.

Grange No. 846 began using the hall in 1935.

Grange-sponsored events in years past included ice cream and pie socials, pancake breakfasts for fishermen on opening day of Lone Lake and gatherings for Whist and Pinochle tournaments.

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Prochaska said that due to the historic nature of the building, most of the original structure and related structural design will be maintained. The exception will be the partial addition of concrete foundation with shear ties to replace the cedar rounds that have carried the structure since 1904.

The replacement roof support truss will be of modern construction and will not affect the appearance of the building.

Flat Rock Productions of Langley has offered to render the upgrades for free and offer some design renderings for the future, which would improve entryways and other details. “If we end up with more money, then potentially we could do some of the improvements that the rendering would show, but our main drive is to keep the building safe and do the basic improvements,�

Prochaska said. “We know the building won’t be available to us if we don’t do something now to fix it,� he added.

Donations can be made to the Grange Building Fund, PO Box 386, Freeland, WA 98249. Donations can also be made through the website at www.deerlagoongrange.com.

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Naval Air Station, said the plane is a Whidbey Island Navy Flying Club aircraft and had been checked out by a member of the Civil Air Patrol.

Martin said the pilot was not in the military and was not a student pilot.

Coupeville resident Linda Wandro was sitting in her car at the beach and saw the aircraft crash. She said the plane was flying low and

ing money on her behalf, and her boyfriend Ricky Diehl told the Record this week that a bank account was being set up to help her.

A-Ace Bail Bonds posted the bond, and Souza was released Wednesday afternoon, according to a corrections officer at the county jail. “It’s my understanding that her community support got behind her,� Simpson said. “And between her friends and supporters she was able to muster up enough to get bailed out.� “Her community just banded together to assist her,�

he said.

As part of her release, Souza has been prohibited from driving. She also cannot drink alcohol or possess or use any drugs unless prescribed by a physician, and cannot refuse to take a breath test, blood test or other examinations.

Souza was also ordered to not commit any violations of the law, and cannot leave the state without the court’s permission.

Souza was arrested in the early morning hours following the accident, which occurred just before midnight Nov. 11 on Wilkinson

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Road at Meander Lane, just north of Clinton.

Souza was driving south toward Clinton when she lost control, hit an embankment, and then struck a tree next to a bus stop.

Two teenagers in a trailing car, Miranda Medeiros and Ariel Beason, forced open a passenger door on Souza’s Malibu and pulled her from the car before it burst into flames.

The three passengers could not be rescued and died at the scene.

A Langley police officer arrived minutes after the accident, followed by an and reported that the plane’s engines did not appear to be operating before the crash.

Martin said Friday that officials from the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration were investigating the crash site. The cause of the crash has yet to be determined.

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According to court records, the Langley officer spoke with Souza in the back of the ambulance, and she allegedly told police she had consumed a 40-ounce container of Mickey’s beer and also Olde English beer, both brands of malt liquor.

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A trooper with the Washington State Patrol spoke with Souza at WGH, and she also admitted drinking beer before driving. The officer said Souza’s eyes were watery and bloodshot, and there was a “strong odor of intoxicants� on her breath.

Souza was given sobriety tests and the officer found all six clues that indicate impairment.

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Close to goal, Falcon Grad Night raffles painting

BY BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record

Almost two years passed before Lydia Johnson painted again.

She found a reason in helping fundraise for the 2012 Grad Night.

Johnson, a para-educator at South Whidbey Elementary School, got her brushes out to help Lori Chiarizio, her friend and co-worker who is also the fundraising chair for the Grad Night party.

“You can’t say no to Lori,” Johnson said.

The 2012 Grad Night parents are working to lower the cost of the allday excursion. Last year, the tickets cost $200 for the secret adventures.

For the class of 2012, Chiarizio and co-chairwomen Lisa Wood and Robin Koeller want to cut the cost to $85, and they are close to their fundraising goal.

They have sold Papa John’s pizza coupons, sold items at high school sports games and ran a dunk tank at the Island County Fair.

Now, they have turned to the other side of South Whidbey, the artistic community. People hoping to win Johnson’s painting can buy $1 raffle tickets at sporting events at South Whidbey High School and can also email Chiarizio at jefflori@ whidbey.com. The drawing will be Monday, Dec. 19.

To date, 50 raffle tickets have been sold, and Chiarizio only began soliciting the painting and raffle on Facebook on Dec. 9.

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Lydia Johnson holds her painting with her friend, coworker and patron Lori Chiarizio. Johnson created the piece after capturing a moment at the beach at Double Bluff. Chiarizio is raffling the painting for the 2012 Grad Night party for South Whidbey High School seniors.

“People were asking me if I can rig it,” Chiarizio said with a laugh.

Johnson wanted to paint something that spoke to South Enders.

The ferry has been done too many times. Boy and Dog Park, too. She wanted to have a different angle, then she found her edge, or rather her cliff — Double Bluff. The attention Johnson has received from her

painting has been a bit of a shock to the recreational artist.

“I’m not used to that,” Johnson said. “I haven’t really advertised my stuff before. It’s always been private. To have my art sitting like that out there, it seems so strange.”

Her friend and supporter thinks Johnson sells herself short.

“I don’t think she realizes how

good she is,” Chiarizio said.

The acrylic-on-canvas painting shows a clear day from the beach, looking toward the familiar bluff.

Dogs are playing near the waves, while the presumed owners trail in the background.

“To me, it’s a dog beach,” Johnson said. “I wanted to show dogs having fun on the beach.”

Johnson’s choice of location was perfect to Chiarizio. From people walking their dogs there to visiting with their kids and family, South Whidbey knows Double Bluff.

“Everybody has a story of Double Bluff,” Chiarizio said. “It’s different, but it speaks to people.”

Johnson will help the 2012 South Whidbey graduates have a lowcost, high-value day. The details won’t be disclosed because it’s a tradition to surprise the graduates with the excursion the day after graduation, Sunday, June 10. They get on a bus and go along for the ride.

Some of the students, such as Chiarizio’s daughter Tessa, were in Johnson’s preschool class at St. Augustine’s in-the-Woods.

“A lot of them I wouldn’t recognize if I saw them,” Johnson said.

Johnson paints as a hobby, and has not shown her works in galleries. Typically she paints portraits, specifically faces, she said, because of their expressiveness. Capturing a place, however, was rewarding for her.

“Landscaping was a nice change,” Johnson said.

The grad night committee’s goal is to raise $5,000, and they are close to the target. The money will significantly lower the cost for the seniors and allows the committee to offer a handful of scholarships.

“We’re almost there,” Chiarizio said.

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Look out, Santa. The Whidbey Chapter of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles is getting pretty good at giving.

The Eagles voted to donate to 17 different organizations at their meeting in November, shortly before Thanksgiving.

“We wanted to make people’s Christmas a little brighter,” said Eagle trustee Dave Moulton.

Good Cheer Food Bank and Ryan’s House for Youth both received $5,000 from the Eagles. In the winter months, both groups needed the money.

“It’s the largest donation from an island group,” said Ryan’s House executive director Lori Cavender. “We feel really honored.”

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helps homeless youths on Whidbey Island. The nonprofit is waiting for permits to be approved to build a shelter in the Scatchet Head neighborhood on South Whidbey. The check was going toward the capital campaign for building the house.

“This is huge. This is half of the concrete,” Cavender said.

Good Cheer has seen a recent increase in its client base. Normally, it serves 700 families. Last month, the food bank helped 962 families.

Money donations are important to Good Cheer because it has more purchasing power than the standard shopper at the grocery store at a rate of $8 to every $1 donated.

“This money will go directly to feed the 962 fami-

lies that probably will show up this month,” said Good Cheer community outreach coordinator Shawn Nowlin.

“For the Eagles to donate $5,000 could not come at a better time for us.”

The second-largest donation went to Senior Services of Island County.

Debbie Metz was at the aerie to accept the check on behalf of the Meals on Wheels program — a frequent recipient of the Eagles’ beneficence. She said the $2,500 would be spent on food for Island County seniors.

“We were surprised and thankful for the Eagles,” Metz said. “We love the Eagles.

“It’s nice to know they think a lot about the Meals on Wheels program.”

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Debbie Metz, Shawn Nowlin and Lori Cavender stand with their oversized checks from the Whidbey Chapter of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles. With them are club president John Nicholls, board chairman Tom Nelson, past president Sally Howard and past president Ed Grabo. whose charter is “People Helping People.” The Eagles’ fundraising efforts are specifically targeted to support charities on South Whidbey.

FOE 3418 raised more than $20,000 to donate in 2011.

This year, several fundraising activities included such

well-known events as the annual January crab feed, spring plant sale, Summer Sea Fest, fall golf tournament, pet pictures with Santa and the Christmas bazaar.

Strong community participation in these events helped support numerous nonprofit groups on the South End. The Eagles are thrilled to provide donations for 2011. The recipients are: Oasis for Animals, $500; Tommy’s Mobile Turkey Unit, $500; Celebrate America, $300; and $1,000 each to Holiday House, Helping Hands, Hearts & Hammers, Forgotten Children Fund, Enso House, Knight Riders 4-H, Whidbey Island Nutrition, Washington Assistance Dog Education Center and 4-H Youth Development.

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Religion notes Talk is ‘Rebellious Gratitude’ on Sunday Gratitude is a good thing — it calms us and softens our hearts. But what happens when we are hurting and we can’t get to gratitude? Is gratitude possible in those circumstances?

At the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island on Sunday, Debra Thorne, ministerial intern at the Port Townsend Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, will explore these issues.

All are welcome. Valuesbased children’s religious exploration classes and childcare will be provided.

The service is at 10 a.m. at 20103 Highway 525, just north of Freeland. Check www.whidbey.com/uucwi for more information.

to look within and see oneself in the Christmas love story. We give gifts as symbols of love, but we are the love. We hold memories of Christmas past and can feel sad; people who we have celebrated with us are no longer visible in our lives; we can’t hug them and we miss them, but their light still shines.

Some forget that love is not in the past, it is right now in our hearts and is the greatest gift of all.

Tadd CharetteNunn and Diane Burgess will offer the musical inspiration and Donna Vanderheiden will be the platform assistant.

All are welcome. The service is at 10 a.m.

Sunday at Unity’s church at 5671 Crawford Road.

Visit Unity of Whidbey’s website at http://www. unityofwhidbeyisland.org for more information.

‘All You Are Is Love’ at Unity of Whidbey Pastor speaks on Chris Nelson will give First Letter of John the talk “All You Are Is Love� at the Unity of Whidbey service on Sunday.

Nelson will help celebrate Advent as Love.

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Sunday worship is from 10 to 11 a.m. and is preceded by an adult learning forum at 9 with Stan Walker leading a study in the Book of First Corinthians, and Rick Zapata leading a study in the Book of Genesis: the lives of the patriarchs.

These are open classes and everyone is invited.

All SWCC sermons and special adult forums are available at www.whidbey church.org.

SWCC is a local independent, non-denominational church that welcomes everyone and gathers for worship at the Deer Lagoon Grange, 5142 Bayview Road.

For further information about the church and services, call 221-1220.

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On Sunday, Dec. 11, the Christian Science service will focus on how spirit nourishes, preserves and protects all of creation.

Join us in celebrating this constant support through prayer: “let thy lovingkindness and thy truth continually preserve me,�

(Psalms 40:11). “The calm, strong currents of true spirituality, the manifestations of which are health, purity, and self-immolation, must deepen human experience, until the beliefs of material existence are seen to be a bald imposition,� (“Science and Health�).

Services begin at 10:30 a.m. at 15910 Highway 525, just north of Bayview.

UUCWI to host EvenSong service On the second Wednesday of each month, the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island holds a quiet, contemplative candlelight evening service.

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St. Hubert Catholic Church will hold a Taize prayer service from 7 to 8 p.m. on the remaining Wednesdays of Advent, Dec. 14 and 21.

All are welcome to the church to prepare for the coming of Emmanuel and join in simple chants, scripture, sacred silence, prayer of intercessions and a candle-lighting service.

The church is located at 804 Third St. The parish office may be reached at 221-5383.

“Prayers Over Bread and Wine� will be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15 at St. Augustine’s in-the-Woods Episcopal Church.

All are welcome to participate in this Advent program. The evening will begin with a light supper of soup, salad and bread followed by teaching and discussion led by Rev. William Seth Adams as he helps participants look at the church’s practice of praying over bread and wine from very early times.

Sunday’s prayers will also be considered, with the aim to deepen and enrich one’s engagement in these prayers.

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Community news Threshold singers share bedside songs Whidbey Threshold Singers honor the ancient tradition of women singing at the bedside of those who are ill or dying.

The group, which sings by invitation only in groups of two to three, hopes to bring comfort and peace to those in need, and family members and caregivers are invited to participate by listening or sometimes singing.

The songs are offered free of charge, and include rounds, chants and lullabies, many of which were composed particularly for bedside singing.

The Whidbey Threshold Singers are not associated with any church or religious group and feel that their songs can uplift people of many different

spiritual orientations.

New singers are always welcome.

Volunteers who can carry a tune, have the time to commit to regular rehearsals (Tuesdays) and love singing in service are encouraged to call Christa Straub (South End) at 331-7633 or Linda Edling (North End) at 360-6781073.

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To obtain tickets, send a check along with the desired amount of tickets with a name, address and a phone number to Ryan’s House For Youth, PO Box 551, Langley, WA 98260. Tickets can also be purchased through PayPal at www.ryanshousefor youth.org.

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Visit www.hopewhidbey.org to find out more about the riding center.

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The next meeting of the South Whidbey Multiple Sclerosis Support Group is at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 18 at the Bayview Senior Center.

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HOPE Therapeutic Riding Center will host a volunteer training for its winter quarter.

There is no need for horse experience.

Helpers only need to be committed to assist HOPE students with discovering their abilities.

The first portion of the training will be a webinar at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12, followed by hands-on training at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 13 at the north end location.

All are welcome to attend the training,

The Admiralty Head Lighthouse will be open for the holiday season, and visitors can enjoy traditional Christmas decorations and find unique gifts in the lighthouse gift shop.

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LANGLEY — The changing of the guard continues at Langley City Hall.

Jim Sundberg took the oath of office Monday to become the city’s newest councilman.

Sundberg, who turns 70 next week, emerged as the front-runner in August’s three-way primary race and finished with a convincing 65-percent win in last month’s General Election over Robin Adams.

Sundberg will serve in Council Position 3, and replaces appointee Fran Abel on the council.

Before Sundberg was sworn in Monday, city officials took time to honor Abel for her service to the city.

She joined the council in May 2010 to fill the seat left vacant

by Jim Recupero’s resignation.

Abel was praised for her work with city staff in starting the Second Street market, helping to launch a hearing examiner system in the city and for her willingness to make her views known.

Mayor Paul Samuelson said she had served during “interesting times.� “You’ve hung on, been diligent to speak your mind, and shared your truth, and hold the best interest of the city in your hands,� Samuelson told her. “I, as a citizen, not only as mayor, am tremendously grateful for that.�

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Jim Sundberg takes the oath of office at this week’s Langley City Council meeting.

Abel thanked her fellow council members, especially her “council sister�

Councilwoman Rene Neff, and recalled the times they went out for wine after council meetings to unwind.

Abel presented the mayor with a bouquet of flowers, and passed around a box of Fran’s chocolates in the council chambers during her heartfelt goodbye.

Sundberg’s arrival, and Abel’s departure, marks the start of the post-election changeover at city hall.

Councilman Hal Seligson, also an appointee who joined the council last year, ran unopposed for his seat in November and was sworn in Monday, as well. He has roughly two years remaining in his term (a partial term that Seligson acquired through the resignation of Russell Sparkman and last

month’s election).

Larry Kwarsick will step down at year’s end from his job as planning director for the city of Langley — a post the council agreed on Monday to give to Community Planner Jeff Arango — and Kwarsick will become Langley’s next mayor. He replaces Mayor Paul Samuelson, who decided in June not to run for a second term. A private party for the outgoing mayor has been planned by Samuelson’s supporters for Saturday.

Kwarsick will be the city’s 26th mayor.

At the start of 2012, R. Bruce Allen will join the council and serve in Position 4. Allen, who watched from the front row Monday as the newest council members took their oaths, won the seat by 27 votes over Thomas Gill on Election Day. Councilman Bob Waterman currently

serves in Position 4, and he also declined another run at elected office.

The changes, come January, will find five relatively new faces in six of Langley’s elected positions.

Only one council member, Neff, was on the council two years ago. And with the 2011 General Election now in the history books, the city will have just one appointed member still on the council.

Councilman Doug Allderdice was appointed to the council in September to fill the vacancy left by Robert Gilman’s resignation; Allderdice will serve until the November 2013 election.

At Monday’s council meeting, Sundberg thanked voters, and repeated the theme of economic development that he touted during his campaign. “My thanks to the people who have supported my efforts to basically continue some of the work that I was doing on the Planning Advisory Board and, of

course, take on many of the new issues that come here to the city council,� Sundberg said.

He said he was particularly interested in the success of the city’s new Main Street program, and noted that organizers are building a small database of existing businesses and vacant commercial properties that will be used to help the organization energize efforts to welcome and promote new

enterprises downtown.

So far, the group has counted 25 new businesses in Langley. “The number of new businesses is quite impressive,�

Sundberg said.

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BY BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record

LANGLEY — South Whidbey saved its best defense for the final four minutes in an overtime victory against Lakewood, 60-52, earlier this week.

The Falcons kept the Cougars scoreless through the entire stretch of bonus time. The Cascade Conference game on Tuesday was the Falcons’ first conference win in 11 months, and their second overall victory this season.

“Winning in the league is always good. It was a bit scary when we went to overtime,” said Falcon head coach Andy Davis. “We got a couple breaks early and then they got behind the eight ball.”

The Falcons won despite 32 points from Lakewood’s leading scorer, Ashley Orr. The Cougar senior guard made a three-pointer (her fourth of the night) with 12 seconds left in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 52-52.

Falcon junior Hayley Newman, who started the first half and came off the bench in the second, missed a mid-range jumper to send the game to overtime.

“After sitting, my arms were kind of cold,” Newman said.

Both teams opened the overtime period a bit on the frosty side.

Newman missed a jump shot and Orr missed two free throws.

Then South Whidbey’s substitutes made the difference. Senior

reserve guard Marina Kovic slipped free along the baseline, was fouled on a layup attempt and made a free throw to give the Falcons the lead.

“I think it was good to get the momentum going toward winning, instead of just idling in the middle,” Kovic said. “The rest of the team did a good job of bringing me to that goal.”

“It was kind of an adaptation I had of the play because I couldn’t quite remember what the play was,” she said.

With one play, South Whidbey’s players felt the tension lift a little as the possibility of winning their first Cascade Conference game was only a couple of minutes away.

“There were a lot of good feelings that we were going to win,” Kovic said. “I felt more relaxed.”

On defense, the Falcons used a zone to cover Orr and smother Lakewood’s best post, senior Kayley Diggs.

Newman altered Diggs’ layup, rebounded the missed shot and was fouled by Diggs, which sent her to the bench for the rest of the game.

Newman sank both free throws for a three-point lead.

“Hayley has the ultimate confidence in herself that she can score,” Davis said. “She’s doing the very best she can every day, like they all are. We have numerous girls that can play, so it’s not like we have to rely on one single person every night.”

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Falcon junior Hayley Newman gets fouled by Cougar senior Ashlie Jensen during South Whidbey’s 60-52 overtime victory. Newman scored 14 points, despite starting the second half as a reserve.

Lakewood missed several scoring opportunities on its next possession before Falcon junior Ellie Greene grabbed the rebound.

Newman was fouled again on a drive, but missed both free throws.

Greene rebounded on the second miss and had a layup through two defenders knocked out of bounds

by the Cougars.

Davis called a timeout to set the play, which got the ball from Greene to Kovic as she cut toward the basket for an uncontested layup and a five-point lead.

“We continue to harp on the value of the basketball,” Davis said.

“The bottom line is we didn’t get

pressed a whole lot last year, after the first quarter, because we weren’t very good. Now we face pressure for long stretches of time without any relief,” he said. “We finally figured out that if we get the ball to that second level of the defense, SEE DEFENSE, A13

Turnovers doom Falcon boys basketball team again

BY BEN WATANABE South Whidbey Record

Youth, inexperience, injuries and whatever other reason can be given, has.

Coaches of the South Whidbey boys basketball team know all of the excuses. After a 58-47 loss to Lakewood on Tuesday that had 27 Falcon turnovers, they needed to remind themselves of the reasons, said head coach Henry Pope, and be patient with the team. It was the opening Cascade Conference game of the season and Lakewood improved to 1-0 in conference and 1-2 overall.

“Again, the story was inexperience at certain positions,” Pope said.

“I realized it’s going to take some time for these kids to learn how to play the positions they were put in.

I just have to be patient. They’ll get better.”

Through the first half, South Whidbey trailed 27-21. The Falcons

attempted to use their size advantage with 6-foot-8 senior forward Zach Comfort, but struggled to find him early as he scored 6 points in the first two quarters.

Similar to the other teams South Whidbey has faced, Lakewood played a press defense to harass and trap the Falcon ball handlers.

Falcon senior point guard Sam Lee brought the ball up the court to try and set the offense, only to watch players on the perimeter attempt passes across the key, force it to a double-covered Comfort or throw it away.

“We had times during the game where we were pretty smart with the ball,” Lee said. “Then there were minutes in the second quarter and the third quarter we kind of tossed the ball away.”

Other than Comfort, the Falcons (0-1 Cascade Conference, 1-2 overall) struggled to score consistently.

Lee attempted only two field goals and finished with two points.

In the previous two games, Lee scored 11 points in each.

“I don’t know why I didn’t shoot more,” Lee said. “Maybe it was that I didn’t have a lot of opportunities to shoot or because we were trying to get the ball to Zach more because he had a mismatch.

“As a team, we need to score more. I had two points where I could easily have 11 or 12.”

Comfort led South Whidbey, and tied Lakewood’s best scorer Ryan Alford, with 14 points. The Falcons’ big post presence also grabbed nine rebounds and had four blocks.

Pope said South Whidbey controlled the interior on defense with help from freshman forward Mo Hamsa, who scored eight points and had two blocks.

While Hamsa had some “freshman” mistakes, Pope said Comfort was the rock down low.

“We were successful at times, not successful at times,” Pope said.

“We could have got it to him all

night, we just didn’t do it.”

For the Falcons’ floor leader Lee, the problem was having a team with eager shooters. Falcon junior forward Andrew Holt finished with 11 points, three rebounds and three blocks, but other than Comfort and him, the Falcons struggled to score. Sam Turpin scored six points, Mitchell Hughes had four, Taylor Simmons added two and Guy Sparkman and Nick French were scoreless. No Falcon scored a three-pointer.

“We shoot a little early in the shot clock,” Lee said. “We need to be a little more patient and pass the ball around.”

The 27 turnovers left South Whidbey confident that if it can cut those down, the Falcons can win.

Given the high number of giveaway possessions, Lakewood’s 11-point win could have been much greater.

Through three games, South Whidbey has committed 79 turnovers.

“You can’t win any game with 29, 23 and 27 turnovers,” Pope said.

“I don’t care who we’re playing, it could be Garfield High School (a 4A powerhouse in Seattle) or Langley Middle School, we have to protect the ball.”

Pope’s court leader agreed that the Falcons need to improve independent of who they face.

“A good basketball team should be able to line up against any defense and know what to do,” Lee said. “We’re not quite there yet.”

The Falcons continued to practice breaking a press defense with passing rather than dribbling this week.

Going forward, Pope said the players need to focus on their plays and let the coaches study their opponents.

“It’s no longer about us preparing for the next team,” he said.

“We’re worried about ourselves.”

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U-11 Islanders boys soccer advances to regional semi-finals

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The South Whidbey Youth Soccer Club U-11 boys continued their playoff run by defeating the Aberdeen Flaming Smurfs. “We pretty much dominated,� said Islanders coach Steve Miles.

The Islanders won 3-0 at South Whidbey High School on Saturday on three goals by midfielder Kody Newman. The match was in the quarterfinals of the Washington State Youth Soccer Association recreational league tournament.

Kody scored two goals in the first half, both assisted by Jakob Bagley. Cormac Workman assisted the third goal. “That kid, he wants it bad,� Miles said of Kody. “He’s a terror on the field, like his brothers and sisters.�

Elisha Sergeant and Jakob both covered the goal for the Islanders to preserve a shutout. They didn’t see much action, however, as the Islanders midfielders and forwards kept possession and stayed on the Smurfs’ half of the field. “Our offense maintained possession pretty much the whole time,�

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we’re going to beat them.�

Without their best inside player, Lakewood relied on perimeter shooting. South Whidbey took advantage, pressuring Lakewood’s shooters beyond the three-point line. Falcon senior Makenzie Peterson stole a pass in the paint and sent the ball to Newman (14 points) for a layup and a free throw, which she converted for the final points of the night, 60-52. “It was cool that we had girls who came off the bench after sitting for a while make a play or two,� Davis said.

For the Falcons, the victory signaled a turning point.

Last season, Lakewood swept South Whidbey 41-30 and 41-36.

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with the team’s record. Still, he said the Falcons can only improve. “The turnovers are going to go down. They sure as heck can’t go up,� Lee said. “We will learn just from playing.�

South Whidbey traveled to Granite Falls on Dec. 9.

The Tigers (1-2 overall) have been inconsistent thus far, scoring 52, 37 and 70 points (their only win).

“We learn from this win to go harder and we just need to do our plays more,� Greene said. “We just normally don’t run our plays, it just doesn’t happen.� “I just hope we can keep this win going.�

In Tuesday night’s win, the Falcons started on a six-point run and led most of the first quarter.

The Cougars took the lead in the second quarter on a layup by Diggs at 14-13.

Falcon senior Jessica Manca hit a three with 30 seconds left to lead 25-24. Lakewood responded quickly as Diggs made two free throws and Orr drilled another three to regain the lead at halftime 29-27.

Falcon senior Lacy Williams slipped past her defender for an easy layup to tie the game in the first play of

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South Whidbey’s Jakob Bagley brings the ball down before passing ahead to Cody Newman.

the second half, 29-29. Falcon senior reserve Brittany Wood stole a pass that led to an open layup for Manca and the lead 31-29.

Manca fouled out with almost four minutes left in the fourth quarter. She finished as the Falcons’ leading scorer with 16 points and 12 rebounds. Her loss stunted South Whidbey’s scoring in the final minutes of the fourth quarter until the team prioritized its defense. “We all have a connection with each other. It makes it a lot easier if somebody fouls out to get back at it,� Greene said. “In the beginning, we were going at it hard,� Greene said. “I think overtime was our best time because we just went at it, we wanted to win and wanted the game to be over.�

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South Whidbey finished its regular season at 6-2-2 and won two matches in the district tournament to advance to the regional quarterfinals.

The Islanders won 2-1 and 7-0 and advanced because they allowed fewer goals to be scored on them than another team that also won both district matches. “The whole team worked together really well,� Miles said.

The Islanders travel to Tukwila to play against the West Seattle Crush today. If South Whidbey wins, it plays again in the championship later in the afternoon.

The team was guided to its leaguebest record by Jakob Bagley, Satya Fawcett, Adam Guempel, Julian Inches, Connor McDanniel, Sean Miles, Kody Newman, Jonathon Price, Elisha Sergeant, Anthony Turnbull-Agnew, Jeremiah Walters, Jacob Winn and Cormac Workman.

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The veteran lettermen did what they were supposed to in the first wrestling tournament for South Whidbey.

They won.

The four first-time high school Falcon wrestlers surpassed expectations — and lost. “I think they all did really well,� said Falcon head coach Jim Thompson. “It’s hard to single out anybody because you don’t know what their competition was like.�

Led by seniors Avery Buechner and Montana Johnson, South Whidbey placed 11th at the Cleveland Invitational wrestling tournament in Seattle. Buechner and Johnson finished in third place in the 195- and 182-pound divisions, respectively. “They were pretty well prepared for going to a varsity tournament with some pretty good teams,�

Thompson said.

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Cameron Schille lost his first classes,� Thompson said.

Johnson finished third in the match, won his next two and was eliminated for a seventh-place finish 182 after losing his first match, then pinning his next three opponents. in the 145-pound division.

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Monell, a junior, wrestled at 195. Port Townsend tournament today to He won his first match in a 10-5 deci- compete against mostly 1A schools. sion, then lost his next two in close The whole Falcon team is going.

Their competition includes Omak, decisions 6-4 and 5-2. “He seemed like he was a little bit Nooksack Valley, Port Townsend, Tenino and Vashon Island. Just out of it,� Thompson said.

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$PVQFWJMMF &MFNFOUBSZ IPTUT 15" 8JOUFSGFTU The Coupeville Elementary School PTA and the Central Whidbey Lion’s Club will host an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast from 9 a.m. to noon today at the school.

The cost is $4 for adults and $2 for children.

Winterfest also features pictures with Santa, storytime, holiday crafts, games, festive face-painting and a Scholastic book fair. Children can purchase craft cards and make delightful gifts for family and friends (two crafts for $3 or four crafts for $5). All ages are welcome.

%BVHIUFST PG /PSXBZ UP NFFU BU 4U 1FUFS T Daughters of Norway, Ester Moe Lodge 39 will hold their regular monthly meeting today at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Clinton.

Coffee time begins at 9:15 with singing around the piano, and the meeting starts at 9:45 a.m. The lodge will have a festive holiday celebration of song, dance, stories and a shared luncheon. Members should wear a Nordic or holiday sweater.

For more information, visit www.daughtersofnorway.org.

8IJECFZ "VEVCPO XJMM WJTJU 4XBO -BLF The Whidbey Audubon field trip today is a visit to Swan Lake, one of seven Whidbey Island sites on the newly published birding trail map. The group will search for a wide variety of waterfowl on the lake and for hawks and eagles over adjacent fields. If the weather permits, the group will walk through the forest at neighboring Joseph Whidbey State Park.

Carpools will rendezvous at 9:15 a.m. in the lower lot at Joseph Whidbey State Park.

The trip leader is Steve Ellis; he can be reached at 360-678-2264.

"48 BSUJTUT QSFTFOU UIFJS )PMJEBZ (BMMFSJB The Artists of South Whidbey will hold their Holiday Galleria featuring paintings, cards, prints and handmade items for holiday decorating and gift giving through Sunday, Dec. 11 at Clinton Community Hall.

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Kiana Henny and Caitlin Christiansen will dance the parts of the giant swallowtails in the Act II Enchanted Forest of Whidbey Island Dance Theatre’s 19th production of “The Nutcracker.� The ballet will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9, 10, 16 and 17, and at 2 p.m. Dec. 10, 11, 17 and 18. All performances are in the auditorium at South Whidbey High School in Langley. Advance tickets are $22 for adults, $15 for children 17 and younger, and $20 for seniors. All tickets are $22 at the door. Tickets are available at the WIDT box office at Ken’s Korner Mall, at Whidbey Coffee kiosks in Clinton and Freeland, or by calling 341-2221. Visit www.widtonline.org for more info.

The show is 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday, Dec. 11.

#BZWJFX .BSLFU NPWFT JOEPPST UP IBMM The annual Bayview Holiday Market returns this year to Bayview Hall.

More than 20 vendors from the popular Bayview Market will sell from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the hall at Bayview Corner on Saturdays Dec. 10 and 17.

The indoor market will feature winter produce from several farmers, breads, pastries, pies, cookies, holiday floral decorations and wreaths, hot food, chocolates and a wide variety of hand-made arts and crafts items from local artisans.

-FBSO BCPVU IFBMUIZ MJWJOH BU GSFF XPSLTIPQ The Freeland Library presents “Healthy and Happy for Life!� at 10 a.m. today.

Design your healthy and happy life based on current brain research and discover how

the library can support your success. This two-hour interactive workshop presented by librarian Kara Fox will empower you to live a vibrant life.

Preregister online at www. sno-isle.org, in person or by calling the library at 331-7323.

4PVUI 8IJECFZ $POOFDUT UP NFFU Are you into video games?

Have you ever wanted to create your own game?

If so, South Whidbey Connects, a nonprofit organization for the development of digital media technology and commercial enterprise for South Whidbey, wants to talk to you.

The group will host its first meeting at 11 a.m. today in the Backroom at the South Whidbey Commons in Langley.

The meeting will be a discussion on how they will create a new game company that is owned and staffed by the young adults (high school juniors or older) of South Whidbey, mentored by sea-

soned industry professionals.

For more information, visit www.southwhidbeyconnects.org/ or email info@southwhidbey connects.org.

$PNNPOT CPPLTUPSF IPOPST MPDBM BVUIPST The South Whidbey Commons Coffeehouse Bookstore welcomes local authors for a special holiday signing from 2 to 4 p.m. today.

Enjoy a cup of coffee and a pastry, meet-and-speak with authors and have books signed by the writers.

""68 8IJECFZ XJMM HBUIFS GPS IPMJEBZ UFB The American Association of University Women Whidbey Island branch will hold a holiday tea at 2:15 p.m. today at the Regency on Whidbey, 1040 SW Kimball Drive, Oak Harbor.

Members should bring a wrapped holiday ornament for exchange.

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&OKPZ B GFTUJWBM PO UIF %BOVCF BU /8-" The Northwest Language Academy presents its Winter Festival on the Danube from 6 to 9 p.m. tonight in Langley.

Take a journey down the “River of Time� in the next offering of the NWLA’s Language of Food series, which explores cuisines and cultures from around the world. For this installment, NWLA will explore the diverse cultures on both banks of the Danube River.

The afternoon cooking class from 2 to 5 p.m. will focus on traditional winter pastries and sweets from the Danube region.

Learn the techniques for a variety of delicious treats like German Weihnachtsplätzchen and Christstollen, Hungarian SmåkÜkur, Austrian strudel and Kaiserschmarr’n and Bulgarian koledna pitka.

The evening will begin with a traditional eight-course Eastern European feast, including specialties such as Viener GulyĂĄsleves (goulash soup), LecsĂł (mixed vegetable stew), GulyĂĄs (goulash), schnitzel, Uborka SalĂĄta, spaetzle and KenyĂŠr (traditional bread baked fresh) cooked by Hungarian chef Janos Toldi and others.

The Forras Hungarian Folk Band will open with the village music of Hungary and Transylvania and songs of Romanian and Romani origin.

Guests will also be entertained by the KisbetyĂĄrok Family Dancers.

With Eileen Soskin (piano) and Gloria Ferry-Brennan (violin), Dean Paton, founder of Seattle’s Valse CafÊ Orchestra, will demonstrate how the music of Brahms, Bartok and Kodaly evolved from the peasant music of the region and lead the audience in a series of traditional Vienna waltzes.

For reservations, call 321-2101 or email info@nwlanguage academy.com; the cooking class is $35; the dinner and performances are $65.

4BUVSEBZ EBODF QBSUZ BU UIF HSBOHF The Second Saturday Dance Party returns to Deer Lagoon Grange tonight.

There will be a one-hour workshop at 6:30 p.m. A CD dance mix for various dance styles follows from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. with swing, waltz, nightclub two step and Latin.

Bring treats to share with friends in the grange social area. No partner is necessary, and everyone is welcome.

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WICA presents ‘Big, the Musical’ Whidbey Island Center for the Arts presents “Big, the Musical” through Dec. 17.

The show is at 7:30 p.m.

Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m. Sundays.

The 1987 hit movie bursts onstage in this vibrant, funny and touching musical about a Whidbey Island kid who wishes to be big and suddenly has his wish granted.

Tickets cost $12 to $16 and are available by calling WICA at 221-8268 or 800-638-7631.

Coming up Author hosts book signing fundraiser The Baby Island Saratoga Club will sponsor a presentation and book signing of “Murder Has Two Faces” by local author Gordon M. Labuhn at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11.

The program starts with

a book signing, followed by a lecture on becoming an author and getting published from 2:20 to 3 p.m.

The program will be held at the Baby Island Saratoga Club House at 3616 Saratoga Road, Langley.

Twenty percent of the proceeds will be donated to the South Whidbey Island Scholarship Fund for youths of South Whidbey.

Enjoy live music at Taste for Wine There will be live music from 3 to 5 p.m. every Sunday at Taste for Wine, the tasting room for Blooms Winery on Whidbey and Spoiled Dog Winery, at the Bayview Cash Store.

Muse, Eye and Dragonfly will play on Dec. 11. Quinn Fitzpatrick will play acoustic guitar Dec. 18.

The “Hundred Bucks Art Show,” with nine local artists showing pieces for under $100, continues until Jan. 2.

For more information, call 321-0515 or visit www. tasteforwinewhidbey.com.

DUI awareness panel at the library

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IDIPIC presents its next North Whidbey DUI/ underage drinking prevention panel at 6:45 p.m.

Monday, Dec. 12 in Room 137 down the hall from the Oak Harbor Library.

The panel is open to all, but there is no late admittance.

The panel is required by local driving instructors for both driver’s education students and parents.

For more information, call 360-672-8219 or visit www.idipic.org.

Beach cleanup parties planned

NOEL celebrates the Yuletide season

The Nathaniel Talbot Trio will perform at 7 p.m.

Thursday, Dec. 15 at the Chicken Barn Concert Hall.

The trio features Nathaniel Talbot on guitar, Sam Howard on bass and Anna Tivel on violin.

With influences ranging from the traditional sounds of Kelly Joe Phelps, Doc Watson and Gillian Welch to the more contemporary Iron and Wine, Sufjan Stevens and Elliott Smith, the music represents a unique synthesis of old-time picking and the indie here-and-now.

This intimate house concert in Clinton has limited seating and reservations are recommended. The suggested donation is $15 to $20. To reserve a space, call 425-791-1719 or email fickbohm@whidbey.net.

NOEL will present a heart-warming evening of music and poetry to celebrating the Yuletide season at 7:30 p.m.

Monday, Dec. 12 at the First Reformed Church, 250 SW Third Ave. in Oak Harbor.

The Celtic and classical ensemble features harps, strings, flute, percussion and poetry. Tickets are available at the door and online at www.brown papertickets.com. Visit

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The clean-up effort is sponsored by the WSU Extension. Gloves and litter bags will be provided.

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Concert to benefit Friends of Friends Whidbey Island Orchestras will host a holiday concert and community party at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 16 in Fellowship Hall at Langley United

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There will be music by the Whidbey Island Youth Orchestra, Whidbey Island Community Orchestra and by small ensembles from within the orchestras and their friends, as well as a holiday carol sing-along.

Admission is free and refreshments will be provided.

Donations from the holiday concert will help support Friends of Friends, the local group which offers financial help to South Whidbey residents with medically-related bills they cannot afford to pay.

Orienteering day at Putney Woods The Cascade Orienteering Club will host a day of orienteering at Putney Woods on Saturday, Dec. 17.

Explore Putney Woods by searching for checkpoints marked on a map; race against the clock or take an easy stroll.

Participants can start any time between 10 a.m. and noon.

No orienteering experience is necessary, and free instruction is available. The cost is $8-$11; visit www.

CascadeOC.org, email terry. farrah@gmail.com or call 206-913-3790, for more information.

Peace gathering at the commons A holiday peace gathering will be held from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 at the South Whidbey Commons in Langley.

The community is invited to gather together this holiday season to train up

peace, short moment by short moment. This gathering will be facilitated

by Mia Castle, an experienced trainer with the international organization Balanced View (www. balancedview.org).

Donations are welcome at the door. For more information, call Flay Wahl at 221-5886 or email flayw@ yahoo.com.

‘The Wizard of Oz’ comes to Freeland The Freeland Library will screen “The Wizard of Oz” at a movie matinee at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17.

If this is your day to babysit, bring the children to this classic film for all ages. Follow Dorothy and her dog Toto to the land of Oz where they meet the Tin Man, Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion. The class stars Judy Garland, Bert Lahr, Ray Bolger and Jack Haley.

Concert of holiday favorites at WICA Whidbey Island Center for the Arts presents the holiday concert “I’ll be Home for Christmas” at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 18.

Whidbey Island’s finest vocal ensembles, the WICA Conservatory Choir, the WICA Conservatory Choir and GLEE! Club will celebrate the spectacle of the season with favorite carols and holiday classics such as “Jingle Bells,” “Sleigh Ride,” “We Need a Little Christmas,” “White Christmas,” and “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.”

Tickets are $12 to $16 and are available at 221-8268 or 800-638-7631.

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Sheriff’s Report WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23 2:03 p.m. — A woman said she was watching footage from a surveillance camera on her home and saw a neighbor on East Harbor Road enter her warehouse and take items.

2:13 p.m. — A woman on Pioneer Park Place reported fraudulent charges to her credit card totaling $1,100.

2:49 p.m. — A caller on Rolling Road said an injured deer needed to be taken away.

2:54 p.m. — A driver in a gold Ford truck was tailgating and almost rear-ended another car on Highway 525 near Puget Drive.

3:23 p.m. — A woman on Keller Road said her house was broken into the night before, and said she heard a loud muffler noise around the time of the burglary.

She said she heard the same muffler noise again and saw a gold, two-door car driving by slowly and stopping along the roadway.

3:32 p.m. — A driver in a Ford was driving slow and stopping suddenly on Highway 525 near Puget Drive.

4:13 p.m. — A caller said neighbors were shooting off fireworks. It’s an ongoing problem.

7:25 p.m. — A driver in a white truck on Highway 525 near Newman Road did not have headlights on.

7:43 p.m. — A loud explosion was heard near Wintergreen Drive and Deer Lake Road. The caller reported seeing flames.

7:51 p.m. — Gunshots were heard on Teronda Drive.

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9:17 p.m. — A man wanted to talk to police about text and voicemail harassment that continued for nine or 10 days.

10:19 p.m. — A caller reported vehicles that were parked at a home that had been abandoned on Sealawn Boulevard for the past year.

THURSDAY, NOV. 24 2:20 a.m. — A caller reported three suspicious people alongside the road near Harbor Sands Lane.

8:20 a.m. — A shop and vehicle were burglarized on Veridian Lane.

10:24 a.m. — A caller said a juvenile was riding on the trunk of an older vehicle on Highway 525 near Classic Road.

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9:49 a.m. — A driver in a Mercury Villager was forcing people off the road and tailgating on Highway 525 near Newman Road.

10:58 a.m. — A caller said his neighbor’s garage door was open on Mutiny Bay road, but his neighbor was out of town.

12:20 p.m. — Two dogs were reported on Wintergreen Drive.

12:27 p.m. — A caller on Elm Place said two men walked past the caller’s property into the woods and did not come out. They were wearing camouflage.

1:21 p.m. — A woman on Lancaster Road called about a prowler around her residence the night of Nov. 21.

2:01 p.m. — A driver in a newer black sports car was speeding and crossed the center line on Highway 525 near Donahey Road.

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TUESDAY, NOV. 29 2:20 a.m. — A driver was taken into custody at Bayview Road and Marshview Avenue for driving with a suspended license.

4:24 p.m. — What sounded like dynamite or a loud booming was heard on Swede Hill Road.

5:44 p.m. — A woman said a man in a stocking cap came to her door on Double Bluff Road, and she told him to leave.

6:51 p.m. — A caller on Hickory Way wanted to talk about possible fraud involving a contractor that was paid for work that was not done.

7:12 p.m. — A possible DUI driver in a white Toyota was reported on Highway 525 near Evergreen Lane.

7:29 p.m. — Someone was burning garbage near Lake Shore Drive and Brook Street.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 1:58 a.m. — A caller on Goodell Road reported a suspicious vanilla Cadillac that was stopping at the house and driving off and then coming back every 45 minutes.

10:48 a.m. — A caller on Shore Meadow Road had questions about landlordtenant issues.

11 a.m. — A woman on Wilkinson Road said her mother got a phone call from someone saying he was with the FBI and that she had won $6 million and that he had guys on Maxwelton Road headed toward her house.

1:21 p.m. — A dog on Quigley Road has been barking since 9:30 a.m.

2:25 p.m. — A woman got into a verbal confrontation with an employee and customer on Scott Road. She peeled out of the parking lot when she left.

4:23 p.m. — A caller said a speeding driver in a Honda almost drove the caller off the road on Highway 525 near Langley Road.

4:38 p.m. — A caller on Camano Vista Street reported fraudulent charges on a credit card.

5:15 p.m. — A man at a home on Highway 525 said someone broke into his house. They left a tire iron in the room where the safe is and it wasn’t in his shed where it was supposed to be. The only thing missing was cash.

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Assembly of God 360-221-1656 • Langley 5373 Maxwelton Road

House of Prayer 321-6070 • Bayview 5719 Pioneer Park Place, Hwy 525

St. Augustine’s in the Woods Episcopal Church

Trinity Lutheran Church 331-5191 • Freeland

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www.swag-online.org Loving God, Loving People, Serving the World Sunday Worship Services 8:30AM & 10:30AM Sunday school, all ages at 9AM 10:30AM service has children’s options for 3 yrs through 6th grade Nursery for children up to age 3, both services Matt Chambers, Pastor Dareld Chittim, Associate Pastor Mark Brinkman, Youth Pastor Little Lambs Daycare & Preschool 360-221-7161

www.houseofprayersouthwhidbey.org Sunday: 10:00AM Prayer 10:30AM Worship Service Children’s Church Prayer: 11:00AM Wednesday: Women’s Group 6:30AM Friday: Men’s Group Glen Horn, Pastor

331-4887 • Freeland 5217 Honeymoon Bay Road

Woodard Road, Hwy 525, Freeland

Holy Eucharist Sun: 8AM & 10:30AM Nursery & Youth Programs Provided Monday Solemn Evensong 5:30PM Wednesday Holy Eucharist and Ministry of Healing: 10:00AM www.staugustinesepiscopalchurch.org Rev. Nigel Taber-Hamilton, Rector Shantina Steele, Director of ChristianEducation

Sunday Services 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 Adult Ed Class & Sunday School 9:30 AM Nursery provided James Lindus, Pastor Dennis Hanson, Pastor George Brunjes, Pastor Eric Ottum, Pastor Jerry O’Neill, Pastor Karl Olsen, Minister of Music

St. Hubert Catholic Church 221-5383 • Langley 804 Third Street

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island 321-8656 Freeland 20103 State Route 525

Calvary Chapel of Whidbey Island 579-2570 • Clinton 3821 E. French Road www.ccwhidbey.com Sunday Services 9 & 11AM

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4:04 p.m. — A caller reported losing a wallet with $5,000 cash inside.

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12:56 a.m. — A burglary attempt was reported on Double Bluff Road.

3:22 a.m. — A caller discovered that a vehicle had been prowled on Mutiny Bay Road. A door, glove box and trunk were open.

4:34 a.m. — A woman said a dog was chasing her

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Christian Life Center 331-5778 Loving God... Reaching People!

1832 Scott Rd. Freeland Professional Center Sunday Morning Worship 10:00AM Nursery & Sunday School through 8th Grade Celebrate Recovery Tuesday evenings 7:00 Christian Life’s Ministry Center Pastor Dick Jeffers www.clcwhidbey.com

Christian Science Church 321-4080 or 222-3182 • Langley 15910 Hwy 525 at Useless Bay Rd Sunday Church Service: 10:30AM Wednesday Service: 7:30PM 1st Wednesday of the month

Langley CMA Church Christian & Missionary Alliance Church

221-6980 • Langley 6th & Cascade “Loving Christ and Others Wellâ€?

Sunday Worship 10:30AM Sunday School for all ages 9:15AM www.Langleycma.org

Langley United Methodist Church 221-4233 • Langley Third and Anthes lumc@whidbey.com Sunday Service 9:30AM Nursery and Sunday School for grades K-12 during service Adult Forum class 11AM Rev. Mary Boyd, Pastor Bill Humphreys, Music Director Eve Carty, Program Associate www.Langleyumc.org A Greening and Reconciling Congregation “Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doorsâ€?

Saint Peter’s Lutheran Church 341-4715 • Clinton 6309 Wilson Pl. (1 block north of Whidbey Island Bank) Sunday Morning Service Bible Study 9:30AM Sunday Service 10:30AM Fellowship 11:30AM Mikkel Hustad, Pastor

Masses: Saturday 5:00PM Sunday 8:00AM and 10:30AM Mon, Tues, Thurs and Fri. 8:15AM Wednesday 10:30AM Fr. Rick Spicer, pastor Marcia Halligan, pastoral associate E-mail sthubert@whidbey.com

Sunday Service at 10AM Values-Based Religious Education Sept-June Childcare Year-Round Everyone welcome!

Minister: Rev. Elizabeth “Kit� Ketcham uuadmin@whidbey.com www.whidbey.com/uucwi

fax (360) 221-2011 South Whidbey Church of Christ 341-2252 • Bayview Senior Service Center - Bayview Sunday Worship: 9:30AM Sunday Bible Classes: 10:30AM Call regarding Wednesday Bible Class

South Whidbey Community Church (Non-denominational)

221-1220 • Langley www.whidbeychurch.org Sunday Morning Worship 10:00AM Adult Sunday School 9:00AM Deer Lagoon Grange 5142 S. Bayview Road, Langley Wed. Home Bible Study 7:00PM Darrell Wenzek, pastor Ron Wedeking, pastor

Whidbey Evangelical Free Church 874 Plantation Drive Greenbank Just 2 miles south of the Greenbank Farm Sunday School: 9:15AM Worship Service: 10:30AM

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Island County outlines plan to keep roads clear during bad winter weather Some roads won’t be plowed The Island County Public Works Department is urging motorists to plan now for winter road driving, and is warning that some roads won’t be plowed when bad weather hits.

While Whidbey Island doesn’t normally experience

a lot of snow, when the flakes fall, drivers should consider changing driving habits and use appropriate snow tires or traction devices.

Black ice is a different problem, because sanding has limited benefits and the sand can quickly be blown off the surface by traffic and high winds. Officials said it is extremely hard to predict when and where black ice

will form, but heavy frost on windshields is an indication that a similar frost coating may also exist on roadway surfaces.

The Island County Road Division works on priority roads during winter weather, with primary attention given to clearing school bus and commuter routes, which are generally the principle roadways for both morning and

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Secondary roads are plowed and sanded as crews are available after the primary routes are clear. Because of the steepness and danger involved, county officials said some roads may not be plowed or sanded.

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conditions can warrant a 24-hour response. Weekend and holiday operations will be on an emergency call-out basis only, officials said.

Loaded snow removal trucks may weigh up to 20 tons each and are vulnerable to snowy and icy road conditions, especially on grades in excess of 8 percent. Conditions may dictate that steep roads that cannot be safely plowed and sanded will be closed.

County roads that may not be plowed or sanded include streets in areas of Possession Shores and Scatchet Head.

County road crews do not plow or sand any private roads, streets, driveways, alleyways or parking lots unless there is a clear and imminent threat to lives or properties as the result of an emergency; upon request from fire and law enforcement to assist in emergency response to structure fires or medical alerts where access is impeded due to heavy snow; and where a countydeclared emergency exists and assistance is warranted and approved by the board of commissioners.

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